... BELFAST B. I. C. SPORTS. Befest, aturday. The eleventh annual sports of tuhe Byal Irish Coaitabulzuy Athletic 0lub were held to-day at, . BaLlynneigh. The fist-rs wars fwoured with i bsautinul wvEiher, wnd as & ren.l the s ono .cue-1slou- was crowded. Deteia:-.j 100 YLrds FLtt Landicapl (anitedo R I C -apd Police of United KiugdonM-4 Copboy, R I C, Belfast, scratch, 1; U Hlennigan, p. I 0, ...

... j CROSS-COUNTY iR UNNINGAX.> ?? THE JUNIOR lN.TIOXALI C-IAxMi'ilNttIIl!' 'lO .in-V OfficiaIls-Refecree, Mr E L ?? LI. 1. 814 St.r- Iter, Mr P J (lo!tixicy p SC?ort S-. tiescr J K iri-icn, I J ?? T Il ev-v. 1 JIhlev-Fletcher, Di- I1 J owi ' i ] A ifr i l. (GibsoL. Tiraekeepers, Me'rs I J (I r.tiryc *ii NV C Chillkngwor.i IL-i Lc ' P s.-ri A Inrrolsby, J Lmnergn!V. .1 *7 D ic rv B it A\re strong ...

... SPOT T IG NEWS. ?? -e WOLVER tAI 1 ?? N '31 iS TI MNG YESTLRDAY. I 15--The A-PLEX NA-TIONAL HUNT FLAT! RACE of 40 sotV. Two miles. 511 i 101 ?? ?? . nil]11 ii Hi L' MP'Wivhis~htn5'8 Mr31 Rict's Mliss B52,tls. 'agad,12s't' su li-r '.9li ' Owner 2 M1r Churton's Peopleton, aged, list 91b Mr Randall3 'Mr Br wne's Kenmure, 6 yrs, 12st 5ib Owner 0 Mr Monro Walker's Steeple Bob. aged, list 9lb ,. Mr ...

... WARD UNION HOUNDS. (From a Corrcspondent.) On Satrrday, after many disa-,poitlaients, occasioned in the initial instance by the obtina(cy of the first stag insisting upon go;-g in th.e w ron direction, taking a line tlhro-g- ir .an- gi n'sbirdcare. ast the thoroughbly wired fences abou't Dunbovue are called, instead af leading Lis ac'ols the open Fairehouse country, and.seconIlvy, by the ...

... -CENTRAL ASYLUM v .I'-ffrTflFS! ?? - . C, 71;8 ?? #as pldayed e the Aisylh g.rounnon 'Saiturday,' and rasfii4 in a wjn dci>r the esyht b 53 runs, the &ef onatrlsb t~s berung Dr Bevingt~n hand T Bug0y7 ?? eT- A .. C7ENTRAqL ASYLUMA. Th;t UiEs. 2nd in P 'Onmnins 'c BradLav b Paiklnxen ?? 12 o rakinron ?? J P 'S1vans cgor b Bradey , ?? 8 not oat T 'Brgg 4bt Parkin- son. ?? 13 b Bradlev Dr G ...

... CYCLING AXT ATHLETICS. _ _1 _ T2PLT BY SPORT. (Thder l (t A via G A ARglea) These sports ame off on Saturdy, and proved e imnganfieen± sues. Details:- 220 Yards Flab, for boys uiner 16 yers of age (cvnfined to parish)-P Ryan (teahy), 1; J Hynts, 2 C O'Kdeffe, 3. Also competed- Joseph DTwyer and P'Cantwel. 1CO Ynrds flat (omirTed to parish)-J 'Oa1n, 1; J Spiliane- 2; R M'Cormack, 3. Al]o com- ...

... CO KILDARE CLUB. On Mionday evening the Gentlemen's Singles Handicap and Mixed Doubles in connection with the above club were brought to a close on the groonds at fldtoyrn. Na'. On Monday evening 3 Little, off the minns 30 mark, put the Singles to hin credit after a very bard straggle. J B Gibson and Mrs Gibson with their lenient handi. caeof plus W30 just succeeded in getting to end of Mixed ...

... (BYt UR PECILL CORIRESPOSDENT.) I Last Saturday's penultimate match in the world's championship revealed nothing more than what was printed in this paper three weeks ago. I Wales is on the tob of the hill, but IrLsh Rugbylplavers will have something to do with the decision which allocatestbedestinv of ?? Cup. This thing is a fraud, beuse neither Wales nor Ireland can possibly cormmand the ...

... I BOHEMIAN RESERVES v. TRIfNlTY (A TEAM). This match was played in the College Park, vesterdav evening, before a fair number of spec- tators. Trinity won the toss aud Bohemnians at- tacked. Scroope relieved, and play settled down for some time in mid-field. Bohemians attacked, per Rutledge and U Crozier, and the former, with a fine shot. missed by inches. On restarting, Daw.- son hea3ded an ...

... | SPORTING NEWS, HUl-RST PARK MIEETING. YF 1-:TETRDAY. B 13 50-A iAIDi') RURDIXERACE PLATE of 100 sovs. Two miles. Lc Iord Cowlev's Lanky Bob, by Lord Harting- ?? IV, 5 vrs. list 31b Dollerv I I p; Mr ]MNvibaur-h's Thurling, 6 vrs, 12st Matthews 2 1Mr liidell's Styrienne, 4 vrs, 10st 71b I Mlr WV Cullen o Mr Clarke's Battalion I aged, 12st Broln 1 Mr Heaven's Stamboul, 5 vrs. lst 31br Hopkins ...

... THE CLOSE OF THE INTER-PROVINCIAL' MATCHES. I Some way or other the hockey inter-pron-incial; matchoes have come to be associated with bad ii weather, and this year was no exception to the i general rule. Each successive day waS unfavour- | able, but Saturday was perhaps the worst. It xvas!, bitte.-ly cold, showers of mixed sleet and snow fell continually, and the ground, where it was notrl ...

... VTCO S.C. ANNN'AL GALA. Thizs, the fir.t of the aquatki festiv' 4 f the year, wai beoJ sin SKtrday afteirroon, and proved in everv way an unqualified suocis. True, the entries werre hardly as numerous as in &iDrner yesx, but any defcieney in this re- I spect was nmom tan abvned fer by the class of the competitors and the-general kesenesa of the various finishes. After the broken weathi of ...